Definitions and Examples of moving, active, mobile
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
In the process of changing position or location.
Example
The moving train was a blur of colors as it sped past the station.
Engaged in physical or mental activity; busy or lively.
Example
She leads an active lifestyle, going for runs every morning and practicing yoga in the evenings.
Able to move or be moved freely or easily.
Example
The new mobile app allows users to access their accounts from anywhere in the world.
Key Differences: moving vs active vs mobile
- 1Moving describes something that is currently in motion or changing position.
- 2Active describes a person or thing that is engaged in physical or mental activity.
- 3Mobile describes something that has the ability to move or be moved freely.
Effective Usage of moving, active, mobile
- 1Describing Physical States: Use these antonyms to describe the physical state of objects or people.
- 2Talking about Technology: Use mobile to describe technology that can be used on-the-go.
- 3Discussing Lifestyles: Use active to describe a person's lifestyle or level of physical activity.
Remember this!
The antonyms of motionless describe a state of being in motion or having the ability to move. Moving describes something that is currently in motion, active describes a person or thing that is engaged in physical or mental activity, and mobile describes something that has the ability to move freely. These antonyms can be used to describe physical states, technology, and lifestyles.
